Kulossa, "MRA-1B", alto in f'. baroque double hole, plastic, translucent

The recorder with the model number: MRA-1B-T-KUL manufactured by Kulossa is an instrument that is always fun to play, both in the classroom and on stage.
This is due to the clever combination of the ingenious construction concept in symbiosis with the sound colours of the plastic material used.

This material fascinates with its special advantages. The special features can be characterised as follows: .

The scale

The inner bore of the instrument is slightly cylindroconical and narrower on average. This type of bore gives the recorder its typical sound.
In principle, instruments with a wider bore sound warmer, fuller, more fundamental and therefore more suitable for ensembles than models with a narrower scale.

What kind of music is the recorder best suited for?

Plastic is predestined for instruments that are used in all styles.

Who is this recorder aimed at

This means that plastic recorders are particularly suitable for beginners. A second basic rule is that a more sophisticated instrument naturally makes learning easier than an instrument of inferior quality.

The windway of a recorder

The windway is the area in the head of the recorder where the musician's blowing air is moulded into a thin sheet of air. This sheet of air is the basis for the sound production of a recorder, and the vibration that generates the flute sound is created from the sheet of air at the labium. The shape of the windway is therefore very influential for the musical expressiveness of the instrument.

The windway of the Kulossa MRA-1B-T-KUL instrument is constructed as follows: Curved, conical.
Conical windways accelerate the air blade more than cylindrically shaped ones.
Windways are complex in their design and many parameters are influenced by each other.

Fingering

The Kulossa MRA-1B-T-KUL instrument is offered in fingering: Baroque double hole.